Error for make a connection to Make app

:bullseye: What is your goal?

Connect to Make app through OAuth2 connection

:thinking: What is the problem & what have you tried?

Getting error:
User doesn’t exist: User not found based on the token subject.

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@samliew

I click on “Make the connection.” I enter the environment URL for the US. I get a pop-up to verify and allow Make to connect to my account. After I authorize, the first pop-up goes away and an error pop-up appears.

I validated this on eu1, eu2, and us1 → I can’t reproduce the same error.

Are you sure you are logged into the same account that has access to an account in the US1 environment?

Have a nice day,
Michal

Yes I am logged into the correct account

I see you set us1 as the region in the Environment URL, but the scenario runs in us2. Could you try that one?

Thank you. Wow I feel stupid for not paying attention to that.

Ah, did it work? In any case, if this is the cause of the problem then the error message is not clear. I understand the message in hindsight, but Make could improve it.

yes this was the answer. I agree. It should have been obvious to me that I should have paid attention to us2, but I haven’t needed to work with the environment URL, but once before a while back. The message would never have told me that’s what I messed up on.